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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
3
A reflective piece describes late season gardens with peppers ripening and grape detail. It recalls a pepper shaker mishap that ruined goulash, urges careful seasoning, and offers netting and darning advice. The author mentions an International Food Show in Minneapolis and a Cincinnati trip, ending mid-thought.
Albert and Susan Eisele of Blue Earth Iowa Mina praise a cranberry exhibit and urge Midwesterners to visit Wisconsin bogs for fresh fruit. They note cranberries as an all year food and commend food show lessons such as foil cooking and kitchen innovations. Fred Fullner’s hogs win three ribbons at the Iowa Hampshire show.
Students report easier learning in math through short divisions and report gains in geography outlining South Africa. Penmanship and spelling improve with all scoring 100 except two B grades. Reporters Nancy Tjaden and Myrna Norland note seventh grade news. Patrolman Dixon spoke on bicycles, followed by Mrs Clark Miller’s poetry readings.
The report covers eighth grade progress in math science geography and civics with spellings 100s and outlines projects on colonial groups and pastures of Middle America. Ninth grade notes science including onion cell study sewing home economics and grammar. The Junior News notes daily reading comments on a newspaper article and a closing remark about ending an outlining society.
A school piece describes Mr Reith entering English with a stack of papers for a grammar review. It notes the basketball girls had two practice games, a La Verne trip, and a Lakota visit, with magazine sales funding their new uniforms.
The fragment hints at discussions on color schemes for living rooms and mentions government speaks on perpetual nation pressures. It references seniors and a hesitant stance toward change, with garbled phrases about warrants and business context. The text remains unclear and disjointed.
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